Women’s captain Megan Belt is out to achieve Tier 2 success at Kent - and prove a point to England Cricket Board’s hierarchy.

It proved a fitting end of an era at Canterbury Rugby Club as they secured a fourth-placed finish with a home win.

Head coach Adam Hollioake has praised Kent opener Ben Compton.

Batsman Tawanda Muyeye reckons playing County Championship Division 2 cricket will help Kent grow as a side - but is refusing to get carried away.

Head coach Adam Hollioake reckons it’s only a matter of time before “world-class” Kent batsman Zak Crawley starts scoring centuries again.

Lucy Arman insists Kent Women will be proud if any of their players leave to become professionals - but hopes to re-sign them down the line.

Two tries in the last 10 minutes gave Canterbury the National League 2 East spoils against Dorking.

A sublime partnership between Tawanda Muyeye and Ben Compton helped Kent to a second straight County Championship Division 2 win over Middlesex.

A late Kent wicket provided a much-needed boost as Middlesex batted into a commanding position during their County Championship Division 2 match.

Teenager Mickey Hawney of Kent Invicta has been voted National Volleyball League Division 3 South East’s Most Valuable Player this season.

Kent fought back well in their County Championship Division 2 match with Middlesex as 16 wickets fell in Canterbury.

Head coach Matt Corker is well aware of the importance of Canterbury Rugby Club’s final home league match this season.

Seam bowler Jas Singh wants to play back-to-back Championship games for the first time after he impressed in Kent's opening-round victory.

Head coach James Hockley reckons Kent Women’s close-season pro-activeness helped them with player recruitment.

Tyler Oliver and Harry Sloan scored trebles in Canterbury’s try fest at Oxford Harlequins in National League 2 East.

Seam bowler Keith Dudgeon produced career-best figures in Kent’s County Championship Division 2 win over Northamptonshire inside 30 minutes.

Kent need three more Northamptonshire wickets on day three to wrap up a comprehensive victory in their County Championship opener.

Kent are firmly in the driving seat after 17 wickets fell on the opening day against Northamptonshire at Wantage Road.

Matt Corker is urging his Canterbury Rugby Club side to deliver their best rugby when it matters most.

Head coach Adam Hollioake is happy if Kent supporters keep on hating him - as long as his team is winning!